Dread creeps in; the ear instinctively fastens on anything, whether fire-hiss or bird call or susurrus of leaves, that will save it from this unknown emptiness.
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Nothing will ever really replicate that: the movement of the paper, the susurrus of the pages, and the friction as you turn the page are all impossible to achieve digitally.
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This aura suffuses every aspect of the production, including Lauren Helpern's stylized woodland set; Isabella Byrd and Matt Frey's crepuscular lighting and Leah Gelpe's sound, which abounds in the susurrus of crickets.
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The sensory flow of those lives is captured in both the artfully arranged rush of bodies in constant motion and an exquisitely textured aural soundscape that embraces both the taunting roar of nearby highway traffic and the susurrus of disparate voices melded in song and prayer.
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To love a narcissist you have to believe, & reader, I did— for a time, I loved him, I believed in his cruelty & beauty—buds in silver birch, sparrows scuffling in the gravel by the basketball court where I watched him play Sunday pickup— his brute musculature twisting beneath his T-shirt, the springtime itch of him—O, I believed as he shoved & dodged his way up to dunk, I believed as he spun that pebbled orange leather in his fingertips like a cartographer turning the first terrestrial globe, its oceans gathered at the poles like the curtains of a diorama, its continents warped & stretched— I believed the swish I heard was the susurrus of reeds on the bank of a blessed body of water, I believed in his first principles & precepts— & what I remember best is how the ball slipped over the lip then hung there a second— a midair moon in the shredded net.
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Bod could feel the Sleer listening to Jack's words, could feel a low susurrus of excitement building in the chamber.
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The specific name susurra is derived from the Latin susurrus meaning "whispering" and refers to the relatively quiet advertisement call of this species compared to those of other sympatric anuran (Hyla japonica and Rhacophorus arboreus).
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The name of the village is of topographic origin borrowed from an older name of the Lomna river (mentioned in 1592 as Lomny), which itself is derived from the words łom (clatter, rumble, susurrus) or załom (turn, bend).
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In 2017 he published for Lethe Press the Delaneyesque novella Susurrus On Mars, set in a far future terraformed Mars. A love story patterned after ancient Greece is interspersed with sections on botany and the mythical origins of plants.
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Lomná River flows through the village. The name of the village is of topographic origin borrowed from an older name of the Lomna river (mentioned in 1592 as Lomny), which itself is derived from the words łom (clatter, rumble, susurrus) or załom (turn, bend).
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Ms Faught utilized the CD in teaching seminars nationally and internationally including her work for the New York City Center Project Dance program, as well as the New York arts consulting organization Together In Dance. In 2004 Michael composed music for Current, a project by multidisciplinary performance group Susurrus that is still in performance.
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Susurrus Station is an eclectic music project formed by the American artist Jason Breeden and Swedish musician Sara Johanne in 2003 in Stockholm, Sweden. The songs vary considerably stylistically, and are sometimes densely packed with lyrics, lush instrumentation and sonic remnants of experimental music and blues. Breeden and Johanne formed the independent record label AIO Soundings in 2006. They play and record in several other projects as well, notably Pikara, billed as Johanne's solo project, and Nigh Chaparral, a collaborative recording series.
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Citing the Epistle, Anita Ankarcrona observes that Bellman was "the first, and perhaps the greatest, of all Stockholm depicters." The Bellman Society observes that Sweden's capital has never been portrayed with mightier trumpet blasts or more skilfully than in this Epistle, "Swedish literature's most congenial portrait of Stockholm." In its view, the work is neither poem nor song, but a song-drama of a kind created by Bellman himself out of a susurrus of voices around . Soundscape, it suggests, turns into "a landscape painting, a stunningly beautiful snapshot of a Stockholm crowd in the 1770s".
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